Molly Naylor

If Destroyed Still True

Friday 2nd May, 2014

10:30 pm

£ 6

Y Plas – Main Hall

All ages

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Last year Molly saw an old school friend in a sauna. Rather than engage in small talk, she found a way to hide from her in what’s essentially a small, hot shed.

It was weird.

It occurred to her that her relationship with her teenage self might be slightly dysfunctional.

If Destroyed Still True is a new show written and performed by Molly Naylor with live music by Iain Ross (Bearsuit, Mega Emotion), a live collage of autobiography, songs, interviews with a real life teenager and a story about a 15-year-old girl’s battle with the sea. It is a show about youth, friendship, growing up and our relationship with our teenage selves.

‘Does everything new and worth having come at the cost of something old and worth keeping?’ – Carl Jung.

(At least, I think it was Carl Jung. It might have been Coolio.)

Written and performed by Molly Naylor, with live music from Iain Ross. This is a work-in-progress performance.

14+

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